D8229
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Installation Instructions | 1.0
D8229 Overview
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Bosch Security Systems, Inc. | 02/06 | 74-07324-000-D
1.0
D8229
Overview
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Easy Installation
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Full Two-Year Limited Warranty
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Wiegand 26-Bit Format
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Weatherproof and Vandal Resistant
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Selectable for 5 or 12 VDC Operation
The D8229 is a stainless steel keypad that can be
used with the Bosch Security System’s control
panels, D9412GV2, D7412GV2, D9412G, D7412G,
D9412, and D7412 with a D9210B Wiegand
Interface and the D8112A Access
Control/Communicator equipped with a D8210
Wiegand Interface. The D8229 keypad’s Wiegand
26-bit format allows customers to use a PIN entry
instead of a card to obtain access. There are twelve
keys on the D8229, numbered [0] through [9], plus a
[#] key and a [*] key. The [*] key is not used.
The D8229 is weatherproof, vandal, and impact
resistant. It can tolerate virtually any environment,
including extreme climate conditions, and has a two-
year limited warranty.
1.1 D8229
Operation
The D8229 has two LEDs to indicate keypad status.
The green LED indicates an “Access Granted”
condition. The red LED indicates locked status.
Additionally, the red LED flashes and an annuciator
beeps with each key press.
1.2
Items Included with the D8229
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One wire harness
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One seven wire 0.6 mm (22 AWG) color-coded
connector
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Two machine screws
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Two Lexan adhesive labels are included.
1.3 Connector
Wiring
Connect the D9210B Wiegand Interface as
described in the D9210B Operation and Installation
Guide
(P/N: 32206).
Connect the D8210 Wiegand Interface Module as
described in the D8210 Wiegand Interface Module
Operation and Installation Manual (P/N: 74-05344-
000). Use five wires to connect the D8229 to the
D8210.
2.0
Programming
Program the control panel for compatibility with the
D8229 using the D5200 Programmer or D5300
Remote Account Manager. Refer to the D9210B
Program Entry Guide (P/N: 32207) or the D8112
Program Entry Guide (P/N: 74-04501-000).
Do not program your control panel to
accept code number 65535 or greater.
Code number 65535 is an error code and
sends all binary 1s to your panel. This is
also true of code numbers above 65535.
Bosch Security Systems recommends
using a four-digit PIN code.
2.1
The Command Center Controls the
System
For the 9000, GV2, and G series refer to the Security
System Owner’s Manual Supplement (P/N: 33267) to
control levels, add, or delete PINs.
For the D8112A refer to the D1252A Command
Center to control levels, add, or delete PINs. Refer
to Command 53 of the D1252A User Guide
(P/N: 71-04415-000).
2.2
Select Which Door is Unlocked
The D8229 unlocks one of the doors controlled by
the 9000, GV2, or G series control panels. Select
which door by connecting the keypad’s wiring to
specific terminals on the D9210B Wiegand Interface.
Refer to the D9210B Program Entry Guide (P/N:
32207).
The D8229 unlocks one of the doors controlled by
the D8112A. Select which door by connecting the
keypad’s wiring to specific terminals on the D8210
Wiegand Interface Module. Refer to the D8210
Wiegand Interface Module Operation and Installation
Manual (P/N: 74-05344-000).
3.0
Installation
3.1
Choose the Best Mounting
Location for the User
The normal mounting height for the keypad is
approximately 122 cm (48 in.) from the floor. Check
local regulations regarding proper mounting
locations for disabled or handicapped persons.
Mount the keypad directly on a standard single-gang
electrical box or surface mount on a firm flat surface.
Avoid mounting the keypad on rough, textured
surfaces.
